Health & Medical Disclaimer

Last updated: September 30, 2026

This Health & Medical Disclaimer applies to Sexential and all articles, resources, images, guides, recommendations and other content made available through the website.

Sexential is operated by Novimid. In this Disclaimer, “Sexential,” “Novimid,” “we,” “us” and “our” refer to the operator of this website.

By using Sexential, you acknowledge that the website provides general educational information and does not provide personalised medical care.

1. General Educational Information

Sexential is an independent editorial platform covering subjects such as sexual function, desire, libido, arousal, hormones, confidence, intimacy, relationships, mental wellbeing, sexual longevity and aging.

The content is provided for general educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended to provide personalised medical, psychological, psychiatric, counselling, sex therapy, relationship therapy or other professional advice.

2. Not Medical Advice

Nothing published on Sexential should be treated as medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, prescription or a recommendation to begin, stop or change any medical treatment.

Articles may discuss symptoms, health conditions, medications, hormones, therapies, procedures, supplements, lifestyle factors or research. Such discussion is general information and cannot determine what is appropriate for you personally.

Do not ignore professional medical advice or delay seeking care because of something you have read on Sexential.

3. No Doctor-Patient or Professional Relationship

Using Sexential, reading an article, following a link, submitting a contact form or communicating with us does not create a doctor-patient, therapist-client, counsellor-client or other healthcare relationship.

Sexential does not provide individual medical assessments, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, therapy or emergency assistance.

4. Consult a Qualified Professional

Consider speaking with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional if you have questions or concerns about sexual function, persistent changes in libido or arousal, pain during sexual activity, erectile difficulties, vaginal discomfort, bleeding, hormonal symptoms, medication side effects, fertility, sexually transmitted infections, mental health or any other personal health issue.

A qualified professional can consider your medical history, medications, symptoms, examination findings, laboratory results and other information that a website cannot evaluate.

5. Emergencies and Urgent Symptoms

Sexential is not an emergency service.

If you believe you may be experiencing a medical or mental health emergency, severe pain, heavy bleeding, serious injury, loss of consciousness, suicidal thoughts, immediate danger or another urgent condition, contact local emergency services or seek urgent professional care.

Do not use a Sexential contact form or email address to request emergency medical assistance.

6. Sexual Function and Symptoms

Changes in sexual function can have many possible causes. Physical health, medication, hormones, circulation, sleep, stress, mental wellbeing, relationship factors and age may all contribute.

Website content cannot determine the cause of erectile difficulties, changes in arousal, pain, changes in orgasm, reduced desire or another symptom. Persistent, sudden, severe or unexplained changes should be discussed with an appropriately qualified professional.

7. Hormones

Sexential may publish general information about testosterone, estrogen, menopause, perimenopause, androgen levels and other hormonal topics.

Hormone symptoms can overlap with many other conditions, and website content cannot diagnose a hormone deficiency or determine whether hormone testing or treatment is appropriate.

Do not begin, stop or change hormone therapy, prescription medication or another medical treatment based solely on information published on Sexential.

8. Medication and Treatment Information

Sexential may discuss prescription medicines, over-the-counter products, devices, therapies or procedures in an educational context.

Such discussion does not constitute a prescription, dosing instruction, treatment recommendation or endorsement for an individual reader.

Medications and treatments can have contraindications, interactions and side effects. Decisions about their use should be made with an appropriately qualified healthcare professional who knows your circumstances.

9. Supplements and Wellness Products

Sexential may discuss supplements, vitamins, wellness products or other consumer products. Such content is general information and does not establish that a product is safe, effective or appropriate for you.

Supplements may interact with medications or health conditions and may vary in quality, regulation and evidence. Consult an appropriate professional before using a supplement where your health circumstances make that advisable.

10. Sexual Health, Fertility and STI Information

Sexential may publish educational content relating to contraception, fertility, sexually transmitted infections, sexual health screening or reproductive health.

Website content cannot confirm pregnancy, fertility status, infection status or another diagnosis. Testing, examination and personalised medical advice may be necessary.

For questions involving contraception, pregnancy risk, fertility, STI exposure or symptoms, seek advice from an appropriate healthcare provider or sexual health service.

11. Mental Health, Confidence and Performance Anxiety

Sexual wellbeing may be affected by stress, anxiety, body image, confidence, trauma, mood or other psychological factors. Sexential may discuss these subjects in general terms.

This information is not psychotherapy, psychiatric care, counselling or mental health treatment.

If anxiety, distress, depression, trauma, compulsive behaviour or other mental health concerns are persistent or significantly affect your wellbeing, consider seeking help from an appropriately qualified mental health professional.

12. Relationships, Communication and Intimacy

Sexential may publish general information about relationships, communication, mismatched desire, intimacy, boundaries and connection.

This content is not personalised couples therapy, sex therapy, legal advice or safeguarding advice and cannot account for every relationship history or circumstance.

Nothing on Sexential should be used to pressure another person, override consent, dismiss boundaries or justify coercive behaviour. Consent should be freely given and can be withdrawn.

13. Research and Evidence

We aim to use credible research and established guidance where appropriate, but scientific evidence can change. Studies may have limitations, findings may conflict, and results from one population may not apply to every person.

A research finding, association or proposed mechanism does not automatically prove that an intervention will work for an individual reader.

Publication and update dates should be considered when evaluating the relevance of health information.

14. Individual Results May Vary

Sexual function, desire, confidence, relationships and wellbeing vary considerably between individuals. Two people with similar questions may have different causes, risks and appropriate next steps.

Sexential does not guarantee improvements in libido, arousal, erections, comfort, orgasm, confidence, intimacy, relationship satisfaction, hormone levels, health or any other outcome.

15. Products, Services and Commercial Content

Sexential may discuss products, services, apps, books, devices, supplements, healthcare services or other resources. Inclusion on the website does not mean a product or service is medically necessary, appropriate for you or guaranteed to produce a result.

Where content involves a material commercial relationship, sponsorship or affiliate arrangement, disclosure should be provided where required.

16. Third-Party Experts and Sources

Sexential may quote or refer to healthcare professionals, researchers, organisations, studies or other third-party sources.

Such references do not create a healthcare relationship between you and those parties. Third-party views remain their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Sexential or Novimid.

17. External Websites

Links to external healthcare organisations, research papers, clinics, products or services are provided for reference or convenience. We do not control external websites and cannot guarantee their accuracy, safety, privacy practices or availability.

18. Content Is Not a Substitute for Examination or Testing

Many sexual and hormonal concerns require individual history, examination, testing or clinical judgement. A website cannot perform those functions.

If a symptom is persistent, worsening, sudden, painful, accompanied by other concerning symptoms or causing significant distress, seek appropriate professional assessment.

19. User Responsibility

You are responsible for deciding how to use information on Sexential and whether professional advice is needed before acting on it.

You should consider your own health conditions, medication, allergies, medical history, mental wellbeing, relationship circumstances and other relevant factors.

20. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Sexential, Novimid and their owners, officers, employees, contractors, contributors and service providers will not be liable for injury, illness, loss, damage or other consequences arising from or connected with reliance on website content, delay in seeking professional care, use of third-party products or services, or decisions made without appropriate personalised advice.

Nothing in this Disclaimer excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

21. Changes to This Disclaimer

We may update this Health & Medical Disclaimer as Sexential’s content, services or legal requirements change. The current version will be published on this page with a revised “Last updated” date.

22. Contact

Questions concerning this Health & Medical Disclaimer can be sent to:

Novimid
Email: support@novimid.com